A、Wholesale markets
B、Reseller markets
C、Producer markets
D、Retail markets
A、their non-public nature.
B、the fact they do not sell services.
C、the fact they do not sell goods.
D、the not-for-profit nature of their activities.
A、Online and consumer
B、Reseller and government
C、Producer and institutional
D、Consumer and reseller
A、They can involve regular repeat purchases.
B、Price and other conditions of sale can be open to negotiation.
C、The relationships between buyers and sellers tend to be short term.
D、They can be for high volume and high value purchases.
A、 elastic demand
B、 joint demand
C、 consumer demand
D、 derived demand
A、Company E begins buying glue from companies B, C and
D、
B、Company C increases its glue prices.
C、Company D stops producing glue.
D、Company B begins selling glue to consumers.
A、New task purchases are likely to involve extensive evaluation of options.
B、Business purchasing decisions often involve development of a formal product requirement specification.
C、Many businesses use multiple suppliers so they are not overly r
A、Institutional market
B、Government market
C、Reseller market
D、Consumer market
A、While industry demand tends to be inelastic, demand for the business products of any particular company can be elastic.
B、Equipment suppliers can take advantage of joint demand by offering ongoing supply of maintenance and consumables.
C、Demand
A、Evaluation of options
B、Post-purchase evaluation
C、Information search
D、Problem/need recognition